The Cleveland Browns suffered one of their toughest losses of the season Sunday, falling to the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-6. Former Browns running back Greg Pruitt says how the team responds will be critical.
The Cleveland Browns suffered a 27-6 defeat against the Pittsburgh Steelers, failing to score a touchdown for the first time in the season. Quarterback Deshaun Watson recorded a season-high 324 passing yards but was sacked eight times during the contest. Cleveland went scoreless throughout the second half while surrendering 200 net rushing yards to Pittsburgh's ground attack.
Former Browns running back Greg Pruitt called the result a poor performance on both sides of the ball and warned of future tiebreaker implications. The Browns recorded a season-low 34 net rushing yards in the loss. Cleveland will seek to rebound on Sunday when they travel to face the 2-5 New Orleans Saints.
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